Some of the now very recognizable scents have arisen from an unexpected combination of existing scents. To learn how to mix them correctly, it is enough to remember some basics.
Instructions
Step 1
Interesting scents can be obtained by mixing scents that are similar in base note, but differ in the level of temperament of the aromas, which can be medium, high or low. In this case, the bouquet must be present and combined with each other major, minor and scanty segments. The first tone in a fragrance should be a high note, typical examples are citrus aromas that add freshness to any perfume. The middle note defines the whole character of the perfume, the floral aromas go well with the top notes. This composition is traditional, the citrus-floral aroma is harmonious and helps to put thoughts in order. The base of the perfume is the base note, exactly what makes them durable, the trail of the base scent stays on clothes for a long time. Esters of wood are good for creating a tart base: cedar, vetiver, rosewood, cinnamon. Herbal scents provide a stimulating, stimulating effect, and give the perfume a sexy touch. Smells of coriander, ginger and caraway give a mystical hue to the aroma, they fade faster, so they need to be added in larger quantities. Correct the perfume from a middle note.
Step 2
You also need to keep in mind that over time, insisting, perfumes become more interesting, different scents get used to each other, intertwine. Therefore, the base notes need to be thought out with great care, taking into account the possible sound options after saturation. Oils mix well woody with floral, floral with balsamic, spicy, citrus. There are several common pairs of fragrances, to which everyone can add their own nuances. Bergamot is mixed with lemongrass, geranium or patchouli; lemongrass, geranium, bergamot and any spices are added to grapefruit; bergamot, rosewood, ylang-ylang and rosemary are added to cedar and sandalwood oil; patchouli, mint or geranium are added to nutmeg; a mixture of eucalyptus and rosemary is used very often.
Step 3
The fragrances do not have to be used in equal proportions. You can mix the aromas of two or more ready-made perfumes, colognes or eau de toilette on the body, applying them both in layers and on different parts of the body, or apply one scent to the skin and the other to clothes. It should also be remembered that there is very little chance of getting a successful mix with the participation of the sea scent. The molecules used there are very unpredictable and capricious. Perfume is best stored in glass; various small bubbles and bottles are well suited to create your own fragrances. It will be useful to stick a label on each of them in order to track changes in aroma over time.
